A History of Sea PowerThis naval history includes maps, diagrams and illustrations, as well as detailed information about various weapons on the naval ships, including "y guns"--arms mounted on the Y-axis of the ships. |
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action Admiral Ægean allies American Antony Arabs Armada armored armored cruisers army Athenian Athens attack battle cruisers battleships Blake blockade British Cadiz campaign Cape captains captured Carthage Carthaginian century Channel Christian close coast colonies command commerce Constantinople convoy crews cruise deck defeat defense destroyed destroyers division Doria dromons Dutch east empire enemy enemy's engaged England English Europe fighting fire flagship fleet followed force fought France French French navy galleasses galleon galleys German Greek Greek fire Gulf Gulf of Corinth guns harbor Indies invasion island land later leeward light cruisers Mediterranean miles naval navy Nelson oars Octavius Persian Phoenicians Phormio port quinquereme rear Roman Rome routes Russian Ruyter sail Salamis Saracen sea power ships shore side Spain Spanish squadron straits submarine superior tactics tion took torpedo trade triremes Tromp troops Turkish Turks Venetian Venice vessels victory voyage warfare wind